@feliciasonmez this +1000. Imo also a culture of women just bearing the harassment, ie "this is just the way things are".
Few women want to talk. Imagine China as the US in 1980s. Women who complain about sexual harassment are going to be scrutinized instead of believed. One woman told me if she lets me use her name, she won't be able to find another decent job. "Companies will think I'm trouble."https://twitter.com/feliciasonmez/status/932847603175141377 …
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And exacerbated by fact that employment rights not great and many workers, scared of losing job if speak out, actually are ‘easily replaceable’ due to sheer number of people wanting work.
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Keep your eye on 虎嗅网 this weekend or next week. I will be writing on it a bit, if indirectly.
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In China it’s not about sexual harassment but about sexual bribe. Even some business women employed young beautiful girls and used them to bribe officials. It’s prevalent.
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But is it consensual?
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